The German city of Frankfurt offers a wide range of top nightclubs to choose from. We take a look at just a few.

King Kamehameha Club

Since 1999 a fixture in Frankfurt's nightlife, the King Kamehameha Club (set in a former brewery) and its design has set benchmarks when it comes to club culture in Europe and is a member of the "World's finest clubs".

Contact details: Hanauer Landstr. 192, 60314 Frankfurt am Main, phone: 0049 (0)69 48 00 37-0, email: info@king-kamehameha.de, web: www.king-kamehameha.de

King Kamehameha Suite

The King Kamehameha Club has branched out and opened a club restaurant in October 2006 on 700 square metres in a historical building in the city’s banking district.

Contact details: Taunusanlage 20, 60325 Frankfurt, phone: 0049 (0)69 710 35 277, web: www.king-kamehameha.de/front_content.php?idart=493

Cocoon Club

Club/lounge/restaurant, opened up in 2004 by star DJ Sven Väth; for some the most beautiful club in the world.

Contact details: Nordendstr. 30b, 60318 Frankfurt, phone: 0049 (0)69 900 2000, web: www.cocoonclub.net/main/index.jsp

U 60311

The U 60311 club opened in an abandoned metro subway in the centre of Frankfurt's bank and shopping district in 1998. The venue has been awarded several times and praised as a piece of trendsetting architecture. The club, with a capacity of 1,000 guests, is situated on two floors which are separated by a sound absorbing glass wall.

Right from the start, U 60311 (U stands for "Underground" and "60311" for the post code) focused on electronic music and nationally and internationally well-known DJs were welcomed to the club (e.g., Carl Cox, Jeff Mills, Paul van Dyk, Sven Väth, Fatboy Slim, Deep Dish). In 2006, U 60311 was voted the second best club nationwide in Germany.

Contact details: Rossmarkt, 60311 Frankfurt, phone: 0049 (0)69 2970 60311, email: contact@u60311.net, web: www.u60311.net

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